The second one for today, maybe in the afteroon i'll post more :)
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By now the sun was starting to set, when the Old urged Eiji: -c’mon, the last and we chopped them all for today-, Eiji looked at him whispering: -but if I did everything... -
The grandfather of the boy looked at him with murderous eyes: -we finished, or do you want to continue all night? -, Eiji pretended nothing: -ok, okay, we are done, let’s return to home-
On the way back Eiji thought about the nightmare he had that morning, and his grandfather, seeing that something was wrong with the behavior of the boy asked: -What's wrong? You have the same face as a fish... More than usual-
Eiji decided to not pick up the provocation: -it is because of this nightmare, it keeps coming back, I can’t take it anymore, every time it continue a little more than the one before... tonight I almost saw the mysterious man, but he had a hood and in the end I couldn’t see his face...-, the elder began to think and, after a long reflection said: -well, it's just a dream in the end, don’t give it too much weight-.
Eiji smiled: -maybe you're right, I also imagined that light on my arm...-; the Oldman made a strangely worried face: -Which light, Eiji? -
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The boy replied without thinking: -just when I woke up, for a moment, I saw some strange luminescent symbols on my arm- then Eiji uncovered his left arm -but it probably was just the light that penetrated into the house, and together with the dream I must have imagined it-.
The elder swallowed, and after a few minutes of silence resumed the discourse: -all right, u probably just imagined... But listen, I know that I always prevented it, but from now on keep your dagger near you, before going to sleep and everywhere you go, you're now old enough and experienced to know how to use it, in the end, I taught you the use of all weapons, and having your knife with you will give you more security-
Eiji smiled, while his eyes showed his surprised and could not contain himself: -Thanks Oldman- and hugged him: -you’re the best grandfather in the world-.
The elder struggled out from the embrace: -ok, let’s go back to home-; However, on the way back, his mind was leaning towards a single thought: that's just my feeling, that's just my feeling.